18 Feb
2007
18 Feb
'07
2:12 a.m.
Keith Hodges wrote:
Brad Fuller wrote:
That would be a bit more convenient than using the Toggle Halos and
editing the CSS there. However, I can see the advantage of having it
available for css editors that are remote. All they have to do is go to
the area in question and edit the css. However, I don't like having the
links available on the bottom - users could click and mess things up.
Lukas Renggli wrote:
I have an implementation which uses pier itself to edit the style sheet,
since a hierarchical collection of pier pages can be rendered into one
css file. Pictures are uploaded to pier, and rendered into the css as a
url. Any portion of the stylesheet can be pulled out into a page in the
tree, for example each reference to a color can be a reference to one
page, edit that page and the color changes everywhere that it is referenced. Hi Brad,
1. The 2.7 branch of Seaside made some big changes in that area (and
there are a few more to expect), they do work fine in my image but
they are mostly untested.
Ok, let me ask you how you change css?
If you would like to take a look at it, though I think
it probably needs
some work once more, I put the image containing the latest code in
http://squeak.warwick.st/pier
I'm still trying to construct a good seaside-pier-magma image. It's
tough! It shouldn't be this tough, should it?
An earlier version is actually running at
www.warwick.st , and you are
welcome to have a play with that, but when I last looked there seemed to
be a gateway error.
yeah... still there.
Thanks